Millions of women across the country are celebrating the federal government's pre-election $793 million women's health investment, following a national survey which found two thirds of women reported experiencing gender bias or discrimination in the health system. But not everyone is included in the benefits around cheaper medication and rebates for longer consultations, with women on temporary visas still often forced to sacrifice health care needs due to financial and cultural barriers.
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Folge vom 02.05.2025Who's left behind in the government's multi-million dollar women's health investment?
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Folge vom 02.05.2025'It cannot continue': UN renews call for Israel to lift Gaza aid blockadeThe United Nations is again calling for the urgent delivery of medical, fuel, and food supplies into Gaza, saying the blockade is taking a toll on innocent civilians. The message comes as U-S President Donald Trump says he will do all he can to free an American-Israeli hostage being held by Hamas.
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Folge vom 02.05.2025Waltz walks as Trump defends Hegseth over security breach claimsUnited States President Donald Trump has replaced his National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz. The move is the first shake-up of the president's inner circle, triggered by revelations in March that Mr Waltz added a journalist to a Signal group that discussed sensitive military plans.